Reckoning with the complex history of dignity reveals its fragility and what Hannah Arendt recognised as its conditionality ...

It’s easy to mistake our conscious experience for an ongoing, accurate account of reality. After all, the information we recover from our senses is, of course, the only window we’ll ever have into the ...

Ride along with New York driving teacher, Shanti, whose potty-mouthed tough-love approach is both amusing and effective ...

Most of us love natural things: the taste of raw fruits and vegetables, the warmth of the sun on our skin, the sounds of waterfalls or waves at the beach. Some of us pay handsome sums of money to take ...

The word ‘ghosting’, rendered as a verb, has a longer history than you might think. One of the earliest records of the term is from 1637, and describes ‘the action of becoming, or making someone into, ...

What if, alongside scheduling appointments, meetings, and social events in your calendar, you started to allocate specific times just to be by yourself – to enjoy solitude? I propose this thought ...

Destructive and beautiful all at once – an artist on the spectrum captures the ‘souls’ of machines from an Alaskan cabin ...

Caught between Czech culture and Vietnamese heritage, an animator reflects on growing up as a stranger in her own home ...

A magazine to help you understand your self and live well ...

I step under the water, determined to enjoy a mindful shower – therapist’s orders. Watch the steam rise, I tell myself. Take in the scent of overpriced argan oil. Feel the slippery shampoo bottle in ...